WDEFUN Natural Driftwood for Aquarium Decor, 1-Piece 13''-17'' Large Driftwood for Decorations on Fish Tank, Reptiles Bearded Dragon Accessories or Air Plants

Amazing pieces had to buy again for new tank. I Love them! I Soaked them for a few days in a bucket of water before putting in the new tank. It will look awesome once it is all set up and ready to add my fish.

The media could not be loaded. I will consistently buy driftwood from this seller. They send unique pieces that you could find for a fortune at your local fish store (sorry, guys) and they look beautiful every time. I usually boil the tannins out for several hours before placing, and place them together like legos! You get great quality for the price, they function well, and sometimes the size is even better than expected. Only one had a safety issue for my betta, but I gave it to a friend for their reptile as it was a beautiful piece. Thank you sellers!

I bought these for a bearded dragon enclosure and was excited to find a branch that looks just like a dragon’s head! 🐉 Both driftwood pieces are visually striking and look like mother nature’s modern art sculptures. Great for decoration, as well as climbing and enrichment for a young dragon. 🦎

So this is my first time ever have an aquarium, let alone driftwood. I bought these two pieces, and they are beautiful, even though they are a bit smaller than I anticipated.I saw everyone saying in the reviews and the product listing to boil the heck out of this wood, and I did just that.I boiled water and dumped it in a small cooler I had since I didn’t have a pot or pan big enough to use to boil water with the wood. I did this roughly once every day or two for a little over three weeks and the water I was dumping out after letting it sit was STILL brown. I finally just said to heck with it and put them in my tank. Water has not turned color at all since adding, but I also have a Seachem Purigen packet in my filter so, that might be helping .They sank just fine thankfully, so no issues with floating up or having to anchor them with something.I’m like 90% sure this wood was sprayed with some sort of coloring or treatment because it just felt really chalky upon arrival. But regardless, it is nice wood. Just don’t buy if you plan on using it quickly because this requires so much time and patience.

Pros....Solid,heavy,decent size.ConsThey should update the pictures to show case the difference pieces you can get before they ship them out..Out of 3 orders that I placed.2 were identical and didn't match what they were selling.The last order I just received is worth every penny.I highly recommend and the reason why I updated this review. Transparency wins customers.Summary..Didn't release crazy amount of tannins. Placed in the fish bucket.Added burning hot water and let it sit.Did the same thing 5 times every 20 minutes. The last time I let it sit for some hours.I let it dry then I place it in my aquarium. I do have carbon and purigen in my filter so maybe that help.I should have bought 3 pieces.Overall I highly recommend this.

I was sure that they would be overstating the sizes so I ordered a bit larger than I wanted (7"-11"). Nope, bang on. Pieces were varied but very good looking wood.Tannins are extremely bad. Very dark reddish brown water after soaking in hot water. But that is what you get with very new dense wood. These pieces are not thin and dried out.Happy enough, that I ordered another batch in the 5"-9" size.Just plan on soaking and boiling A LOT before using.Edit: 18 days later. I've boiled these pieces and have had them in a bucket since the day I received them. I change the water multiple times a day with the hottest tap water possible. The water is a deep brownish red. No sign of letting up. Do not buy unless you want a blackwater tank.Edit: Over a month later. These pieces are leeching tanins like nobody's business. I would not recommend unless you REALLY want a brownish red tank. 2nd picture above is a goldfish tank where I did a 75% water change TWO DAYS AGO! Compare to a no-wood tank next to it.

Purchased WDEFUN Natural Driftwood for Aquarium Decor. The "driftwood" floats. Cannot anchor it to the bottom of the aquarium. Leaving it to soak in aquarium to see if it will absorb water. Is of zero use in an aquarium due to floating !!!!!!!!!!!!Have never written a comment on Amazon before after years of use, but this aquarium decor is of zero use.Follow-up comment: Was able to get it useful in aquarium by drilling hole in a slate rock using a concrete drill bit, putting a wood screw through the drill hole and screwing it into the bottom of the "driftwood" and covering the slate rock with the gravel from the bottom of the aquarium. Way too much trouble to stop it from floating to the top of the water.Did not boil the "driftwood" and it has not turned the water in the aquarium dark after 2 days. It was however soaked in a 5 gallon bucket outside in the sun for 3 days prior to putting it in the aquarium. The water in the bucket turned dark brown. Changed water in bucket 3 times.

I was expecting small driftwood for the price. Oh my gosh. The peices are 3-4inches long or longer. They're perfect. 3 are great for a 10 gallon tank.